Conscious Spirituality has a direct energetic connection to Saint Kabir's poetry and lineage due to its core values of harmony, tolerance and inclusiveness. These being essentially the same as those propagated by Saint Kabir, a 15th century mystic and poet who lived in India. 'Saint Kabir's compositions have a uniquely powerful style, expressing his own spiritual awakening, urging others to wake up, observing delusion in individuals and society. At the same time it is profoundly inward-looking. It examines the nature of mind and body, points out the tangle of delusions in which we live, urges us to wake up and cultivate consciousness. The imminence of death and the transiency of all things are frequently invoked. The journey within is permeated with the imagery of yoga - its map of a subtle body made of energy, lotus-centers, Coursing breath-streams, sound and light. A key word associated with Saint Kabir's spiritual stance is nirgun - "no quality" - indicating an ultimate reality that can't be visualized in form or described in language. While invoked negatively, it conveys simultaneously emptiness and fullness' ~ Prof. Hess (Stanford University). Tony Samara teaches Conscious Spirituality Courses at http://www.tonysamara.org/blog/satsangs --- Tony Samara, author of 'Awaken the Infinite Breath', 'Shaman's Wisdom', 'From the Heart', 'Different yet the Same' and 'Deeper than Words' has been inspiring thousands of readers to discover inner peace and greater fulfillment in their lives through the power and simplicity of deep Spirituality. At the core of his teachings lies the evolution of human consciousness, which in today's world is vital for achieving deep, personal happiness, inner peace and the illumination of one's inner quest. To learn more about Tony and his work, we invite you to visit the website http://www.TonySamara.org We invite you to visit other Tony Samara resources at the following links: Books of timeless inspiration and practical wisdom: http://www.TonySamaraBooks.com Resources: http://tonysamara.org/lang_en/resourcesUK.htm

• published: 02 Jan 2014
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